Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-09-02

IGr1f1n, on ner way W w lnona,
Mimi, to attend the State Normal
school.-Quincy Sunday Optic.
Mr.. I. J. Powell formerly of
Prairie Bird, this county, but now
of Bowling Green, Fla, writes us
that farmers are busy putting in
their winter gardens. He also
writes that this has been the hot
test season every known in Florida,
100 degrees being the maximum.
On Tuesday last four street
arabs were alraigned before his
honor. Mayor Thompson, and fined
one dollar each for loafing about
the depot contrary to the ordi-
nance. If you will loaf, boys, go
out in the woods and set down on
yourselves, or chase yourself
around a thicket and get full of
ticks SO that you will have an oc-
cupation.-Memphis Democrat.
Rev. Fl. A. Northcutt preached
his farewell sermon Sunday, and
will start Immediately for Califor-
MIA, accompanied by his daughter,
Mamie. Mr.. Northcutt has been
preaching in LaBelle eight years,
and by his excellent. discourses
and manly department has en-
deared himself to the public. 1t
will be a hard matter to find
minister that will fill the pulpit as
well as Bro. Northcutt.---LaBelle
Star.
Besides the Kirksville ctrnet
band the following parties from
this place attended the Edna fair
yesterday: Mamie Harrington,
Mrs. D. D. Glenn, Alex Cham
bliss, James Wait, DR.. Carter and
wife and daughter, VIM. Six and
daughter, Anna Bestman, Horace
Sheeks and wife, Ida and Sattie
Glen, VIM. Wait, John Hannah,
S. J. Miller, F. Lannsberry, Lulu
Hamilton, Mr.. Lyons, Sallie Ru-
dolph, Frank Hannah, Geo.
Chappell, Allie Gibson, Samuel
Halliday, W. E. Greene and R. L.
Darrow.
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Glasses will open for the study of
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call at the American Photograph
College, GRAPHIC building.
One day last week, while at
work on the bridge of the @. NJ.
& P. Ry. crossing over the Atchi-
son, near Hurdland, J. B. Buckal-
lew of this place, one of the hands,
lost his balance and fell distance
of twenty-six feet. His nose and
left arm were broken and he was
otherwise badly bruised. After
the wounds were dressed he was
sent home to this place and is now
able to be up, but will be disabled
for several weeks.
John Morrow and sons living on
the line between Schuyler and
Putnam counties was arrested by
the sheriff of Putnam Co. Tuesday.
A detective from Kansas City and
D. Kent of Queen City undertook
their arrest a week ago, when they
were met with revolvers and told
to drive on, and they drove. The
charge against Morrows is illicit
traffic in whisky. They are now,
also, under arrest for resisting an
United States officer and will
probably go to the penitentiary.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. John
Peevehouse and family of Hazel
Green started to the Holiness
camp meeting. His little girl
aged two and half years was held
in the lap of an aunt who was
sitting on a seat without guards.
The wagon ran over little stump
at the roadside throwing both out.
The fall dislocated the child's
neck causing instant death. The
wheel also ran over its body
frightfully crushing it. The
Aunt was badly injured but will
recover.
i, In another column will be found
a card from Mr.. Ed. j. Brown OF
Edna. In our statement, to which
he refers, it was not the intention
t to injure any one. We simply
: stated a fact in regard to the
grinding. And the statement was
made to call attention to the
! amount of business that might bc
l done in Kirksville by grinding al
: the wheat IN Adair county at thu
: rate as charged by the Edna mill
1t was not the rate charged tina
: we objected to, but the Location
n of the mill.
d The camp fire was a grand sue